Clicking the wake button on the device immediately after I click Set Zigbee attribute or Get Zigbee attribute worked for me. All the times before this I was trying to click the wake button on the device before setting the attribute and it never took. Thanks!
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Perfect step-by-step. Thanks.
If I may add, it works best if you keep pressing the device physical button every 1 sec while trying to set the setting, and click READ to check if it indeed changed.
I got Error executing service: <ServiceCall zha.set_zigbee_cluster_attribute..., endpoint_id=1, cluster_id=0, cluster_type=in, attribute=65293, value=True, manufacturer=4447> in log when setting attribute. I followed @SneakyPandaās trick and it worked. Posting for anyone who searches using the error message.
I have the exact same issue - were you able to resolve ?
Locate the device in ZHA and click the three dots next to āReconfigureā
Then click āManage Zigbee deviceā
You will see three tabs: āClustersā, āBindingsā and āSignatureā - make sure that youāre on āClustersā and, under the first drop down choose āVibrationBasicCluster (ā¦ Type: in)ā the out wonāt do it.
Under the next drop down āAttributes of the selected clusterā choose āsensitivityā.
Value should be either 1, 11 or 21 (1 is high, 11 is medium and the default, and 21 is low).
Then under Manufacturer code override type in 4447
BEFORE you click āWrite Attributeā press the wake button ON the vibration sensor. Then you can choose āWrite Attributeā (you may need to press the wake button again while the cogwheel spins in the Write Attribute.
To find out what setting is currently in place you can do the same thing as above except instead of typing in ā1ā and ā4447ā you can just click āRead Attributeā (make sure to still press the deviceās wake button once or twice). The value will soon post with either 1, 11 or 21 showing you what sensitivity setting has been chosen.
Hope this helps.
That worked for me, thanks.